About the role
We are looking for an Aerodynamics Engineer to join our growing flight physics team. You will contribute to the aerodynamic design of our hybrid-electric eVTOL aircraft - including the wing, high-lift devices, fuselage, lifting arms and landing gear - with a strong focus on propeller aerodynamic and aeroacoustic design, optimization, and propeller-airframe interaction effects.
Working close to the hardware is part of the job: you run CFD studies in Ansys Fluent for design and validation, and plan wind tunnel campaigns spanning scaled aircraft models for fixed-wing aerodynamics to a small-scale propeller rig for interaction effects, while supporting our full-scale propeller test stand from an aerodynamics perspective.
What you will do
- Contribute to the aerodynamic design of the wing, high-lift devices, fuselage, lifting arms and landing gear of our eVTOL aircraft.
- Design and optimize propeller aerodynamics and aeroacoustics.
- Analyze propeller-airframe interaction effects.
- Perform design analysis with our in-house low-fidelity tools.
- Run CFD simulations in Ansys Fluent to support design and validation.
- Build and maintain CAD models of aerodynamic surfaces in Siemens NX.
- Plan and conduct wind tunnel campaigns, from scaled aircraft models for fixed-wing aerodynamics to a small-scale propeller rig for interaction effects.
- Support the full-scale propeller test stand from an aerodynamics perspective, for propeller optimization and validation.
what you bring
- Hold an academic degree in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or a comparable technical course of study.
- Hold foundational knowledge of aircraft and propeller aerodynamics.
- Have hands-on experience with CFD, ideally Ansys Fluent.
- Have strong Python programming skills.
- Have a high level of target-oriented self-management with the ability to work in a team as well as autonomously.
- Have excellent problem solving, communication and technical writing skills.
- Have fluent English language skills.
What we offer
- Full-scale aerospace engineering — not concept slides.
- A 60+ engineer team at Ottobrunn, backed by IABG and developed alongside TUM and DRF Luftrettung.
- Competitive compensation.
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The HIRING process
- Introductory Chat
- Technical or Functional Deep-Dives
- On-site Interview and Get-to-Know
- Decision